Will that work with the newest macbook pro to connect external mic/headphones?
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Yes so Long as the Mac book pro has a 3.5 mm socket which I believe it does
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It should. Definitely runs fine with my 2010 MacBook Pro, running OS X 10.9.2. I use it for Skype when I use my Mac in "lid-closed" mode, tucked on a little shelf under my desk and attached to an external monitor. Both the mic and camera in the webcam work fine for me. If I remember correctly, it just worked right away - didn't need to install any drivers.
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As far as I know, MacBook Pro supports audio pairing with Bluetooth devices, so the answer is yes.
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I have a 2013 Macbook Air (mavericks) and it does NOT recognize the mic part. Headphone works great. Curious if other answers are theoretical or it works for them.
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Don't know about macbook pro. But it does power your mike. It is for a Ipad
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No. According to MacTracker the MacBook Air has only an analog audio output. Most if not all models of MacBook Pro have combo analog/digital audio jacks that do work with this adapter (that's what I use it for).
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I did not buy the one with the mic.....but, there is nothing specific to apple devices about the mic that would prevent it from working....if you want further clarification, go to bose.com and get there 800#. they are really cool and will clarify no problem.
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Yes, certainly. It is a USB device and will use one of the USB ports. It is a DAC (Digital to Audio Converter) and at $20 provides MUCH better sound than the one Apple builds into its products. I had a problem with the fractious headphone jack on my MBPro and found this a perfect solution. I've moved to a MacMini and still use it rather than the headphone jack. The sound quality alone is worth the change.
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You can get a RCA to 3.5 cable and that will do the job. Something like this:Dynex 3.5 mm Mini to RCA Stereo Audio Cable - 6-Feet - 1.8 MHowever, if you are getting a DAC, you can use a USB DAC or optical DAC (most macbook pro support optical out)
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It should. I don't have a MacBook. I've connected the adapter to the headphone jack on my iPad and then connected a 1/8 M/M stereo from adapter to my pc and it works perfectly. I played music from the iPad and the sound came out my pc speakers. hope this helps.
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macbook uses a 3.5mm jack, and this plantronics is a 2.5mm jack so its not compatible, macbook internal mic is very sensitive so you dont need an external mic but if you want a mic you can see the macbook compatible accessories
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There is a stereo headset adapter you can order from sennheiser that allows the headphone and microphone cables to enter 1 port (essentially a -Y- connector) and it then allows the headset to be used in a Macbook Pro's singular headphone port. It's meant for Xbox and PS4 adaptation but will work just the same in the Macbook Pro ports, I have verified it because I use it myself. :)
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I am sure it will because you are using a USB connection. But, doesn't the MacBook Pro have an Ethernet jack? If so, you don't need this.
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It should work with all your bluetooth devices. Works on my ipad and iphone, have not tried the MacBook Pro as of yet. But I bet it will.
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video yes......the sound will have to come from your macbook audio out to external speakers.
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It depends on the computer, I am a PC guy and don't know a lot about Macs. I would check manual and see if it supports audio inline. If so, no extra cables will be necessary!
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The easiest way is to run a RCA Y-cable out of the headphone jack. That's what I do from my iPod. Otherwise for better sound you'd need to feed the macbook into a DAC and then connect that to the amp.